VP candidates face off for the first time at debate in New York

Spencer Thomas | editor-in-chief Vice Presidential candidates Tim Walz and J.D. Vance went face-to-face on Tuesday night in New York City for their first and only debate. With the evening’s added pressure the Republican and Democratic presidential tickets took the stage for 90-minutes. The Duke collected a few key moments from the night. The Candidates: This one was much more cordial than when the top … Continue reading VP candidates face off for the first time at debate in New York

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Character must be considered when selecting the next President of the U.S.

Mohammad Sajjad | Staff Columnist 10/29/2020 This presidential election is unlike any other we’ve seen before. While our elections always seem to come down to a Republican or Democrat, the decision to choose between the two now seems more personal and divisive than ever. Traditionally speaking, conservatives have been in favor of voting for Republican candidates, while liberal voters have opted toward voting for Democratic … Continue reading Character must be considered when selecting the next President of the U.S.

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Maine voters choose to rank candidates on ballot

By Charlie Megginson | Staff Columnist Are you tired of voting for the lesser of two evils? In Maine, residents can now rank their candidates from least to most evil on their ballots. Of course, that’s not the real reason for “Question 5,” a referendum recently approved by voters in America’s northeasternmost state. Question 5 institutes the practice of ranked-choice voting in Maine. The referendum’s … Continue reading Maine voters choose to rank candidates on ballot

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